The Hindu Vocabulary 7 May 2024

Word/Phrase

Part of Speech/Idiom

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Example

Bifurcate

Verb

To divide into two branches or parts

(दो भागों में बांटना)

Divide, Split, Separate, Segregate, Part, Branch, Fork, Diverge, Dissever, Cleave

Unify, Combine, Merge, Join, Converge, Fuse, Cohere, Integrate, Consolidate, Amalgamate

The river will bifurcate into two streams ahead.

Yearn

Verb

To have an intense longing or desire for something, typically something that one has lost or been separated from

(आगे बढ़ना)

Crave, Long, Pine, Hunger, Thirst, Covet, Wish, Crave, Desire, Hanker

Abhor, Despise, Loathe, Repel, Dislike, Abandon, Reject, Shun, Detest, Scorn

She yearned for the peace and tranquility of the countryside.

Disillusionment

Noun

A feeling of disappointment resulting from the discovery that something is not as good as one believed it to be.

(मोहभंग)

Disappointment, Disenchantment, Discontent, Frustration, Letdown, Disillusion, Despondency, Chagrin, Dismay

Satisfaction, Contentment, Fulfillment, Pleasure, Elation, Gratification, Cheerfulness, Delight, Joy, Ecstasy

His experience with the company led to a profound disillusionment with corporate life.

Persistent

Adjective

Continuing firmly or obstinately in a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition.

(दृढ़)

Tenacious, Determined, Resolute, Dogged, Unwavering, Stubborn, Relentless, Steadfast, Enduring, Persevering

Inconsistent, Irresolute, Unsteady, Fickle, Indecisive, Capricious, Volatile, Transient, Fleeting, Ephemeral

Despite numerous setbacks, she remained persistent in her pursuit of her dreams.

Repression

Noun

The action of subduing someone or something by force.

(दबाव)

Suppression, Restraint, Constraint, Oppression, Subjugation, Quelling, Control, Inhibition

Liberation, Freedom, Release, Unrestraint, Emancipation, Expression, Disclosure, Ventilation, Outpouring, Release

The repression of dissenting voices only fueled the people's desire for change.

Abrogation

Noun

The repeal or abolition of a law, right, or agreement.

(समाप्ति)

Repeal, Annulment, Nullification, Rescission, Cancellation, Voiding, Withdrawal, Revocation, Dissolution

Establishment, Institution, Continuation, Maintenance, Preservation, Enactment, Ratification, Confirmation, Endorsement, Upholding

The abrogation of the treaty caused diplomatic tensions between the two nations.

Alienation

Noun

The state or experience of being alienated from something, typically a social group or culture.

(अलगाव)

Estrangement, Isolation, Detachment, Disaffection, Disconnection, Segregation, Exclusion, Divorce, Seclusion, Disengagement

Integration, Inclusion, Belonging, Assimilation, Acceptance, Familiarity, Comradeship, Reconciliation, Accord, Harmony

His alienation from his peers left him feeling lonely and isolated.

Ostensibly

Adverb

Apparently or purportedly, but perhaps not actually.

(जाहिरा रूप से)

Apparently, Seemingly, Supposedly, Allegedly, Presumably, Evidently, Outwardly, Professedly, Putatively, Purportedly

Genuinely, Actually, Truly, Really, Authentically, Sincerely, Honestly, Transparently, Openly, Candidly

The company's decision to downsize was ostensibly due to financial reasons, but many suspected other motives.

Revive

Verb

Restore to life or consciousness.

(पुनर्जीवित करना)

Resuscitate, Renew, Restore, Rejuvenate, Regenerate, Refresh, Reanimate, Rekindle, Reactivate, Resurrect

Kill, Destroy, Eradicate, Annihilate, Exterminate, Suppress, Squash, Quash, Extinguish, Eliminate

The medical team worked tirelessly to revive the patient after the accident.

Alliance

Noun

A union or association formed for mutual benefit, especially between countries or organizations.

(संधि)

Partnership, Coalition, Confederation, Federation, Union, League, Collaboration, Association, Pact, Treaty

Rivalry, Hostility, Enmity, Conflict, Discord, Opposition, Disagreement, Dispute, Feud, Animosity

The alliance between the two political parties ensured victory in the election.